Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-23


FLOUR = Net cash prices for California /:
Best Family, IS 15@p545 q Dbl; Bakers extra,
81 70d5; Superfine, So 20@3 so.
WHEAT-There is steady purchasing of all
offerings that came up to shipping requirements.
Exporters are getting grain on board ship as fast
as possible, and movement just now is more ac-
made at 81 SPOOL IS q ell for No. standard.
The usual advance can be obtained in the Call
Board for lots of 100 tons.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
No sales.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
Seller iSs7-4Oo tons, 81 9714; 500. 81 971z; 200,
81 975s loo, 81 81 2 ctl.
BARLEY-The tone of the market is of IN
settled character. Holders of feed mostly ask
81 0354 but it is more than probable that buyers
can fill all wants at 81 0219 while fair stock
can be purchased at 81 d ctl. New Brewing is
peddled around in vain in search of customers.
1t is apparently useless to offer thi. article just
at present. Old Brewing has been in demand
during the week but buyers generally wanted
round lots and declined to look at small parcels.
For a first-class article 81 20 will be promptly
paid, and perhaps 81 2211 would be rs readily
given if the offering suited the wants of the
buyer. Medium grades are less quickly sold,
while poor parcels are passed by. These de,
scriptions can be picked up in large or small
quantities at irregular prices, the asking range
| being 81 10tGl III p ctl. No business is being
transacted in Chevalier. Offerings do not come
up to the views of exporters, and il is this class
| of custom that sellers have to rely on. Some
samples have good weight, and look clean and
bright, but examination shows more or less
| breakage or shrinkage. Standard product is
quotabe at about 81 SIS 20 81 60 ? ctl. Something
extra might bring shade higher.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
Buyer 1ss7-2OO tons, 81 1877
Seller 1887 new-1O0 tons, 81 037s q ctl
OATS-New White and Black California have
been offered on Change for several days with
out single sale being reported. The former
are held at 81 40 and the latter at 81 so q ctl In
D11 prrfN lpr fG
sales occur every day within our quotations but
business is limited to jobbipg wants We quote:
Choice Feed, 81 571z61l 60; No. Feed, 81 500
l 55; No. 2, 81 45@l so; Milling, 81 6o@1 IS I;
Surprise, 81 70@l IS.
CORN-Quiet market Offerings of large Ye,
low are liberal and prices are not favorable for
sellers. The supply OF small Yellow is light, but
1t is not wanted and the situation is easy i'll
sequence. White is held pretty high, being
rather scarce, and it is only in case of actual
need that a sale can be effected at present fig
ures We quote: California large Yellow, 81 III
small Yellow, 81 lo9l l5@1 l715; White, 81 500
] 50 = ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s27@27 so q
CORNMEAL-M illers quote Feed at s26 509
y z ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, 21492$4c q ID.
season We quote follows Mustard, Brown,
81 5O@3; Yellow, 50 5c@S ? ctl; Canary,
S9S1sc; Hemp, 314t9S}4;; Rape, 112@2e; Timothy,
| MIDDLINGS-Priccs are well sustained, as
the supply is not in excest of present. wants.
Quota6le at SHOPS q ton.
HAY-Oferings of choice, either old or new
are somewhat slim, and bring full figures. We
quote old Wheat, sll@l5: Dat, sloGl2; Barley,
Soil. We quote new: Wheat, Sl3Gs15 so; Bar
ley, siOal2; Dat, s11@lS So Alfalfa. sil@ll so
z ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35@50c p bale.
HOPS-The market continues quiet and mac
tive. Recent accounts indicate that the yield
| both at the East and in Europeswil be greater
than expected. Old crop, nominal at 12,015e p
| 10. For new Russian river, the bidding figure is
| 1715c, with 20c asked.
| BRAN-The best evidence that the market is
not oyerstocked is shown by the steadiness of
values. GU table at s26 e ton.
BUCKWHEAT = Quotable at 81 05t91 Is ..
ctl, according 10 quality.
RYE - Demand quite light. Quotable at
| 81 47II6aI 50 z ell.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s23@2i = ton.
| POfA1OES-Receipts continue liberal Trade
fair. Quotaale at i0G65c y ctl.
ONIONS-Buyers want the better offerings Mt
! the higher price. We quote: Red, 25950c; Sill
yerskins 60@,75c a ell.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, s1@1 % /;
Niles, ST. Blackeye, 81 12JSGI % q ell.
| BEANS-Trade Is of small magnitude We
quote Bayos, s2S2 50; Butter, q 1872; Pink,
Pea, 81 65@2; small White, 81 65@2 > cti,
VEGETABLEs-Pr;ces just now are at a low
/ level, and everything at the moment shapes in
| favor of consumers We quote as follows (:
| Egg Plant, 25G5oc p box: Cucumbers, $50
SOC z box; Green Peppers, 25G50c z box; Green
Peas. 21x@3c = n Tomatoes, 40G5Oc = box
! for Vacaville, and 9oc@s1 2 box for river
Green Corn, SG.l5c 2 dozen Green Okra Ga SC
3 h; String Beans. 11SG2c ? H. Summer
] Squash, 25140c = box: Artichokes, 100
/ 15c > dozen CarroIs S5@,50c ctl; Hlrnips
25G5oc p CT Bests, 75ct6S1 = sack Psrsnips,
| 50@s1 , ctl; Caulihower, 50a65c dozen
| Cabbage, 50475c = CT: Garlic, 11Sc 2 D
| CELERY, 50G60G > dozen; Dry Peppers, S@I0c
| Dry Okra. 15G,29c = n
| FRUIr-Receipts of Peaches are large and
| supplies are likely TO increase next week April
cots are going out from some sections and COM
| ing in from other directions. Nectarines make
! more liberal exhibit. Waterlnelons and Canta-
loupes will become more attractive features in a
| few days. Choice Bartlett Pears are scarce. The
exhibit of Plums is quite liberal, while prices
show wider range. Struggling lots of Cherries
and Currauts still come forward. but they are
hard to sell. There seems TO be no limit to Ber-
| ries. as the market is well furnished every day
with Strawberries, Blackberries and Raspber-
| res, coming mostly in good order The demand
for these small fruit keeps up well The less
| said about toe quality of Grapes that have ar
rived so far, the better. A more desirable ar
| ticle will be in market very soon We quote
| Grab Apples, SOC q box Cantaloupes, 50 5oGS
| = case; Watermelons, s2n@s25 2 hundred Grapes
iOc@sl y box; do, Muscat. 81 2561 so ? box; Nee
itarines, 35650e 2 box: Peaches. 49G60c , box and
| 40 60c 2 bskt; Apples, 5oc9Sl . box, and 25e
SOC , basket: Pears. 50d Sc p box. and 25d59c Z.
| bskt Bartlett, 75c@S1 50 q box; Figs. 81 2
box Strawberries. s5GS = chest; Blaekber
| ries, s3GS 50 = chest: RaspbeTries, 81 50a6
p chest /; Plums, 1@sSc = ID; Apricots, 30@
Soc p box; Mexican Lines. 1896 2 box